DU Admission 2021: Admission against second cut-off begins tomorrow

NEW DELHI: As Delhi University's admissions against second cut-off begin tomorrow, candidates who wish to withdraw from the programme they have applied for under first cut-off can make the changes starting tomorrow. Delhi University(DU) released the second cut-off for admission to its various undergraduate programmes on Saturday.

Students who had applied for admission against first cut off to various Delhi university colleges can now withdraw their admission from the college they have applied for. As per the DU admission guidelines, candidates can apply to one programme and college for admission against a particular cut off. The candidates can opt for withdrawal from their dashboard starting tomorrow, however, admission once withdrawn will not be restored by the university.

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The guidelines restrict students from choosing multiple courses or college in the same round. Candidates, however, can withdraw their application from the college applied under first list, and make a fresh application for a new course of their choice and college, provided they meet the admission criteria under second cut-off list requirement. The candidates should have scored minimum or above the cut-off of the college they are applying for under the second list.

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The Delhi University admission against the second cut-off list will begin from October 11 and will be over by October 13. The withdrawal window will be available for the students on university's website. The DU colleges will approve the admissions to the students till October 14 (5 pm). Students can pay the admission fee till October 15 (5 pm).

As DU released the second cut-off on Saturday, October 9, few colleges refrained from announcing the second cut-off as the seats in many popular courses were filled under the first cut-off. Hindu College closed admission to many of its BA Hons courses. The admissions to BA Political Science (Honours), BA History (Honours), BA Hindi (Honours), BA programme, BA Philosophy (Honours), etc and all the science courses were already closed after the first Hindu College cut-off list 2021 while few seats in programmes like BA (Honours) Economics and BCom (Honours) were left for the students. Miranda House also closed admission to its BA(Hons) political science and did not release the second cut-off for the subject.

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Ramjas College set 100% cut-off for BA Hons political science in the second list as well. After a perfect score of 100% in the first cut-off list, the Deen Dayal Upadhyaya has reduced the second cut-off 2021 for BSc Hons Computer Science to 98.5%. As per the released JMC 2nd cut-off list 2021, the college is offering admission to only three courses and for the rest of the programmes admissions are closed. In the honours programmes category, College of Vocational Studies is offering admissions for only BA (Hons) English to the candidates who have scored between 96.25 to 96.5%.

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DU Admission 2021: How to apply

• Select the college and programme

• Apply for the Programme + College combination from the dashboard

• Submit the documents

• Colleges will verify submitted documents online

• Pay the fees to confirm admission

DU Admission 2021: Documents Required

• Class 10 certificate

• Class 12 certificate

• Relevant reservation certificate issued by competent issuing authority (if applicable).

• Self-attested copies of requisite certificates for admission under sports/ ECA Quota (if

• applicable).

• Link of the uploaded clip for admission against music (if applicable).

• Photo identity card (Aadhaar Card, Driving License, PAN Card, Voter Identity Card, Passport or School Identity Card)

Delhi University received around 60,904 applications over the span of three days in the first round of admission. The university approved 14,205 applications by the end October 8, the last date to apply against the first cut-off. The university will release the third cut off list on October 16, and the candidates who did not qualify in the second list can wait for the upcoming list. Admission for DU colleges against the third cut-off will start on October 18, and will be closed by October 21.